This is the author’s cultural interpretation, not a measured national-opinion finding. The nearby wealth estimates are uncertain and use incompatible valuation measures.
Source-grounded paraphrase; Epilogue.
Batchelor uses Remus’s death notices and later entertainment portrayals to argue that popular memory selectively restored glamour to Prohibition-era gangsters.
Physical PDF sheet 374
Physical PDF sheet 373
Epilogue
Fresh audit September 30, 2026: checked against the supplied 479-sheet PDF. Verified as a secondary-source paraphrase only, not independent primary corroboration. Physical PDF sheets are not print pagination. This is the author’s cultural interpretation, not a measured national-opinion finding. The nearby wealth estimates are uncertain and use incompatible valuation measures. Full-book review remains incomplete because embedded text on sheets 412 and 425 is unresolved.
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